Frederick W. Miller, MD, PhD, reflects on his career in medicine and rheumatology, which began with his father’s diagnosis of melanoma. He pursued a combined MD-PhD program at Case Western Reserve University and completed his medical internship at Emory University and residency at Stanford University. He fell in love with rheumatology during his rotation at Stanford University and went on to work with his mentor, Paul Plotz, MD, at the NIH, where he became focused on studying myositis. Miller emphasizes the importance of unravelling the mysteries of rheumatic diseases and finding solutions for patients.
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Hooked on Rheum with Frederick W. Miller, MD, PhD
